Tax Court Is Changing Where (and How) Taxpayers Go to Trial
Tax Court adds five trial cities, opens all 79 locations to regular cases, and plans to test a new approach to managing cases in 2027.
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Tax Court Matters Proceeding Remotely
The impact of COVID-19 is still being felt around the country. As of today, Johns Hopkins is reporting 1,820,523 cases of COVID-19 in the United States, with over 105,644 deaths. In March of 2020, the U.S. Tax Court began taking measures to limit potential exposure to the virus inside courtrooms. Months later, the Court advises that “the…
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U.S. Tax Court Warns On Tax Scams
It’s not just the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issuing warnings about phone impersonation and related scams: the U.S. Tax Court has also issued a warning on its website in an effort to educate taxpayers so that they don’t become victims (downloads as a PDF). Like the IRS, the Tax Court will not: Call or email to demand payment of…
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Taxes From A To Z (2017): U Is For United States Tax Court
It’s Taxes from A to Z (2017). U is for United States Tax Court.
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Tax Court Rules Bathroom Deduction All Wet
Every person in America has that certain uncle, brother or father that you joke does all their best work in the bathroom. Well, now you can point to Luis Bulas, a Florida accountant, as proof that best work or no, the bathroom is, in fact, not necessarily deductible as a home office expense. And nope,…
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Tax Court to Athletes: Image Isn’t Everything But It’s At Least 50%
When LeBron James hits the court in Nike apparel, does it make you like Nike more or less? What about David Beckham wearing (sort of) Armani underwear or Adidas sportswear? Do those endorsements make you want to go out and support those brands? Major labels seem to think so, signing up a number of athletes,…
